Practise your spanish at this History of Argentina class hosted by Learn Spanish in Buenos Aires. Learn about the most important historically significant periods from 20th Century Argentina. From Peron to Las Madres to the military coups. You will also have the chance to asksuccesful historian, Pablo Kogan, any questions you want. All levels of Spanish are welcome… including natives! $30 with coffee, tea and mate provided. RSVP contact@giselagiunti.com. 7pm, address tbc.

This long awaited exhibition starts in March and runs through to May at the Ruth Benzacar gallery. The pairing of these two well-known artists promises to make for an exciting show. From 7pm at Florida, 1000

Tuesday’s are all about Tango Queer on Peru 571. If you fancy a bit of role swapping tango whilst sweeping across the traditional wooden floor, this is the place fo you! Food, drink and tango lessons are all available and it is open from 9.30 to 1am.

If you speak spanish and are interested in environmental issues in Argentina, this series of talks and environmentally themed art exhibitions are for you. The week long exhibition continues with a talk from Carlos Fernandes Balboa about the link between art and educating people about the environment. 6.30pm, Museo Metropolitano, Castex 3217, free!

This distinguished design fair exhibits the work of more than 250 innovative designers from around the country, their creations ranging from unique jewellery and kooky accessories to alternative lighting, urban design and for the first time, digital design. With an array of stands, including Puro Verde, which brings eco-sustainable design to the fore, Feria Puro Diseño is a hotbed of emerging talent; a must for those who consider themselves aficionados of all things a la mode. It takes place at La Rural – Pabellón Azul, Sarmiento 2704, Palermo. www.feriapurodiseno.com.ar

Día de la Memoria por la Verdad y la Justicia (the Day of Memory for Truth and Justice) is an important historical event in Argentina. Held on the 24th March, it is the anniversary of the coup d’état of 1976 that brought the last military junta to power. A public holiday in Argentina, it is a commemoration of the estimated 30,000 victims of the military dictatorship that lasted for seven years. A poignant dedication to these victims, demonstrations take place throughout the city, culminating on Av. de Mayo during the afternoon, and offer a valuable and emotive historical insight into Argentina’s troubled past.

Two huge European acts open Quilmes Rock festival this year: British legends Radiohead are supported by up-and-coming German band, Kraftwerk. Club Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Av del Libertador 7501, 8pm. Tickets from $260.